Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-04-30
MENTION.

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in Thursday.
Sheriff Black was up from Benton one
day this week.
j. G. Hopkinson Of. Choteau was in
town this week.
inc. Hatton of Spokane Falls, W. T., Is
a guest at the Park.
Rev. Largent will preach at the school
house next Sunday evening.
Geo. Barron, of the Montana Cattle Co.
was in town one day this week.
J. r. Ross family arrived here from
Washington territory last week.
r. F. Meek is in Helena after a band of
horses which he will bring to this place
for sale.
Paris Gibson started Saturday for a brief
visit to St. Paul. He will be absent about
ten days.
E. r. Ciingan was over from Belt Mon
day. He reports everything blooming in
his section.
Robert stratton of Minneapolis, an old
acquaintance Of Judge Huy, arrived here
Wednesday.
Frank Lambert, formerly Of Benton, has
been engaged by C.P. Thomson, our dry
goods merchant.
Rev. Ciews of Fl. Benton will be here
Sunday, and if arrangements can be made
will hold services.
Walter Kennedy Of Big Hill. Ill, a
brother Of Will Kennedy of this place, ar
rived here Sunday.
T. J.. Arlington has returned to his
Belt ranch after an absence Of several
months in the states.
Col. Broadwater went recently to St.
Paul. Soon after r%eturnining to Helena,
he will visit Great Falls.
Frank Wilcox of Minneapolis, a prac-
tical mill man, arrived here last week and
| will have charge of the Cataract mill.
Mr. and Mrs. II. 0. Chowen took pos
session Of their homestead claim this
week, just on the outskirts of the city
limits.
Phil. Gibson and Alex Lux returned
from Helena last Saturday. They follow
ed the N. c. grade through the Missouri
canyon.
W. r. Getz and wife and W. L. De-
laney, Of Winnipeg, Manitoba, arrived
here Tuesday, and will become permanent
residents.
Miss Alice McGairk, of Minneapolis,
arrived here on to-day's coach to re-
main and nurse her sister, Mrs. Myers,
who is quite i'll.
Chas. Taylor and Joe Belleview, two of
Sun Rivers leading citizens, We're in town
Thursday. Both contemplate locating
here in a short time.
E. 7. Broadwater, of Breadwater, Nc
Culloch 81 Co., Fl. Assinaboine, and Miss
Lille Healy, of Fl. Benton, arrived in the
city by private conveyance Thursday.
W. J. Sherwood of Bryna, Ohio, left
town yesterday for home after a pleasant
s%ojoarn here. He goes away fayorably
impressed with the bright prospects of
Great Falls.
G. F. Wernecke and party consisting Of
Alex White, John Patterson and Arch
White, arrived here Thursday evening,
coming overland from Gardiner in the
southern part OF the territory.
David Pattee and son of Augusta were
in town one day this week. Mr.. Pattee is
a practical lumber man, and we understand
contemplates putting some of the product
of his mill upon the market at this place.
Mr.. Il. j. Clark and Miss Ester Griffin
Of Sand Coulee, were quietly married at
Fort Benton n day last week. Both
contracting parties are well known in this
vicinity and their many friends Wishthem
a pleasant voyage through life.
Mr.. Lawrence of the Rising Sun return
ed from Helena yesterday morning. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Lawrence and
has partly recovered from the injuries he
recently received. The ioling Of the
stage however caused him considerable
discomfort.